rawhide report: 20120205 changes

[Bruno Wolff III]

On Sun, Feb 05, 2012 at 14:37:47 -0600,
  Bruno Wolff III <bruno at wolff.to> wrote:
> 
> The early boot handling of encrypted partitions changed. I now get asked
> for my password twice during the early boot and I don't get any echo
> instead of asterisks. (Later in the boot I get asked again and there I
> get asterisks when typing.)

After rebuilding the initramfs and doing a relabel, booting is back to normal.
I don't get asked an extra time in the early boot for a password. I get
asterisks when typing it in. And the boot doesn;t hang.

Note that I was using the same kernel after boot as I was before. People
that start using a new kernel after doing the usr move upgrade might
not see the password issue.

I noticied during the relabel that a number of /usr/lib files had a file_t
context. That probably could have been avoided during copying things over
from /lib to /usr/lib (and presumably for the other directories). cp
will copy over security context when using the -a option. When running
in permissive mode you should be able to set the contexts without an issue.